French Provincial — Swivel Armchairs, Pair
$3,600.00
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Huge luxurious pair of French Provincial-style chair-and-a-halfs, masterfully upholstered in a rich, crocodile-embossed brown suede textured upholstery. These antique French provincial style frames are complemented by their contemporary smooth 360-degree swivel base.
Generously scaled at 48” wide with an extra-deep seat, each chair offers the comfort of a lounge chair for two people. The carved wood and French Provincial curves lend a timeless elegance, while the textured suede brings a modern sensibility — very Ralph Lauren meets French countryside.
Perfect as a duo in a sitting room, library, or dramatic primary suite corner. Pairs like this — with both sculptural form and functional movement — are nearly impossible to find, especially in this condition. No imperfections to note.
Details:
• Price is for the pair
• 48” wide x 41” deep x 40” high (approx.)
• Seat height: ~20”
• Crocodile-embossed suede textured upholstery in brown
• Full 360° swivel base
• French Provincial wood frame detailing
• Excellent vintage condition with minimal to no wear
• Circa 1980s/90s (with a modern reupholstery twist)
French Provincial — Swivel Armchairs, Pair
$3,600.00
Generously scaled at 48” wide with an extra-deep seat, each chair offers the comfort of a lounge chair for two people. The carved wood and French Provincial curves lend a timeless elegance, while the textured suede brings a modern sensibility — very Ralph Lauren meets French countryside.
Perfect as a duo in a sitting room, library, or dramatic primary suite corner. Pairs like this — with both sculptural form and functional movement — are nearly impossible to find, especially in this condition. No imperfections to note.
Details:
• Price is for the pair
• 48” wide x 41” deep x 40” high (approx.)
• Seat height: ~20”
• Crocodile-embossed suede textured upholstery in brown
• Full 360° swivel base
• French Provincial wood frame detailing
• Excellent vintage condition with minimal to no wear
• Circa 1980s/90s (with a modern reupholstery twist)